Animals Impounded for Strays This Year Townwide
Local authorities announce stray animals must be impounded this year. City patrols will seize wandering pets and livestock to enforce animal control rules across the town.
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 30, 1940
Page
1
Local authorities announce stray animals must be impounded this year. City patrols will seize wandering pets and livestock to enforce animal control rules across the town.
Cottage store ads list prices for canned goods and groceries. Local notices report headlined residents leaving or moving, including Mr. Hodnett for Winnipeg for medical care and Mrs. Dunlop assisting in town. St George Day court whist the Tennis Club meeting and new officers noted. Black muskrats spark local curiosity amid wider war era comments on Norway invasion plans and German propaganda.
Mr Ribben, formerly a Ottawa wine trader who bought a pair of hoes and left owing, reappears as Nosehim Von Ribbentropp a Hitler henchman. He spoke on a national radio Saturday trying to argue Germany was not to blame for invading Norway, claiming the invasion was to protect Germany from others.
Miss J Hollick gave a vivid talk in Juniata about attending a Guider rally in Poland during the German invasion last autumn. Her escape to safety in Canada impressed the audience, with Brandon College’s Miss Hollick noted for Polish heritage and Red Cross help arranging the event chaired by Rev G A McMillan. A Melba Spencer vocal solo and an organ solo by Miss Bradenhugh completed the program.
The Dominion Experimental Farms in 1938 tested weeded and non weeded Thatcher wheat plots across Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Weed control raised yields from 35.6 to 42.9 bushels per acre on average, a 17 percent increase, suggesting good returns from hoeing and weeding.
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